Hello Forum!

I've been investigating a lot and doing a lot of research on NFC. Most telephones now have it.

I purchased some blank cards, tags, even personal cards. I found you can easily write tags from android phones like this one.

I managed also to buy a USB NFC reader/writer and SCL 3711, works perfect, I can read, identify cards, erase cards (that are R/W).

I wanted to see if theres a way I can write this personal cards using my pc instead of an android phone, even the protocol used (NDEF) also supports writing a location, a URL, but could not find a way to do it from PC.

I successfully installed libnfc (NFCTOOLS), any ideas are welcome.

http://robospatula.blogspot.com/2014...out-board.html

"Welcome to my step-by-step walkthrough on installing libnfc on Linux for use with the UART FTDI interface, so you can use your PN532 breakout board to read/write NFC cards."

This person uses Ubuntu and a breakout board to read/write cards. Might help you.

Thanks for the reply, I have already installed libnfc, and its working. I am looking going further that, I want to write tags.... all configuration is working, and I am able to read write, I just want to write tags with a different payload, as you can with a phone.